In a shocking incident that came to light after a video went viral, star Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Amir was caught hurling abuse at fans during the Pakistan Super League (PSL) match between Quetta Gladiators and Lahore Qalandars on March 10. Amir lost his cool after a few fans directed 'fixer, fixer' chants at him while he was walking out on the ground. Amir was visibly angered by the chants and he stopped to address the fans.
Mohammad Amir, who looked absolutely furious, hurled abuse at the fans and said "Ghar se yehi seekh ke aate ho" (Is this what you learn at your home?) before he was dragged away by a teammate.
Watch the video here:
Mohammad Ami's involvement in spot-fixing
In 2010, Mohammad Amir was involved in a spot-fixing incident and the cricketer was banned for five years. He was cleared to resume playing professional cricket in 2015 and the left-arm pacer made his comeback to the Pakistan national team. Amir was part of the 2017 Champions Trophy-winning Pakistan team.
Mohammad Amir's career
Mohammad Amir burst into the scene in a stupendous fashion. His ability to bowl fast and swing the ball at the same time made him an instant star in international cricket. He was a menace for the best batters in the world and looked set to evolve as one of the greatest fast bowlers of all time. The spot-fixing incident turned Amir's career upside down and he became a curious case of 'what would have been'.
Nevertheless, Amir played 36 Test matches for Pakistan and bagged 119 wickets. In ODIs, the left-arm pacer bagged 81 wickets in 61 matches while in 50 T20Is, Amir accounted for 59 wickets.
Amir last game for Pakistan came in a T20I match against England on August 30, 2020.
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